Estrollador

Estrollador is a Spanish term that translates to "roller" or "smoother" in English. It most commonly refers to a tool used in various trades and crafts for flattening, smoothing, or applying materials. The specific design and material of an estrollador can vary significantly depending on its intended application.

In construction and plastering, an estrollador is often a flat, rigid tool with a handle, used to press and smooth plaster, stucco, or concrete surfaces. These can be made of wood, metal, or plastic. In woodworking, an estrollador might refer to a type of roller used to apply glue evenly to large surfaces or to press veneers down. In the context of printing, an estrollador could be a roller used to apply ink to a printing plate or to press paper against it.

The term can also be used more broadly to describe anything that rolls or smooths. For instance, a painter might use a paint roller, which could be considered a type of estrollador in a general sense. The effectiveness of an estrollador relies on its ability to create a uniform and even surface, removing imperfections and ensuring proper adhesion or finish. The choice of estrollador is crucial for achieving professional results in many manual tasks.